Fort Wilderness Cabins v. Port Orleans-French Quarter vs. AoA

[ThreeBeans]

Hi!

I haven't posted her since before our last trip in 2011. We have a new bean (I think I need a new screen name? )

We are plotting a trip in late April/early May. The Beans will be 8, 7, 5, and almost 1.

It looks like two rooms at PO-FQ are not much more expensive than a family suite an AoA.

Any thoughts on two basic rooms in a moderate (Can we get adjoining?) vs. a suite in a value?

Also, are the beds at the Fort Wilderness Cabins still doubles or is there any chance they've upgraded to queen sized?

Six airplane tickets, zomg, the prices have gone up in the last few years

 

[danicaca]

I can only speak to the rooms at POFQ - they do have connecting rooms - make sure if you end up there, that you say connecting, not adjoining - a few people have ended up in the same building, but not connected! I am sure you want your beans connected to your room!

 

[ThreeBeans]

Well...maybe not. We might have more fun if we can convince people they belong to someone else.

 

[ThreeBeans]

anyone else have an input?

 

[2girlsmomma]

We stayed at the Cabins last may and they are still doubles. I honestly don't think there would be room in there for a queen with the bunkbeds.

 

[pooh4me]

Double beds at Fort Wilderness, but it is a great place for the kids.

 

[cuteduck223]

we love fort wilderness. it is double beds, but the privacy and extra space is nice (and right now, its pricing out cheaper than AoA suites). We loved having a porch, my DD3 could go outside and still be sort of contained. Plus, the chip and dale singalong campfire is so much fun!